GWYNEDD VALLEY, PA. -- Gwynedd Mercy fell to the hands of Notre Dame of Maryland Tuesday evening in three sets (25-20, 25-18, 25-23) at The Griffin Complex.

Liz Schule recorded 12 of the team's 22 kills on the night as the Griffins had one set in which they hit double digits. Bridget McTamney registered 19 assists and 12 blocks for a double-double, while adding three blocks and an ace. In total had 10 block assists, led by Madelyn Mosser's four that tied a career-high.

Schule added three aces, and in doing so moved fourth place on the all-time career list. The senior now has 145 in her career.

Prior to the match, the team recognized another all-time record broken as Cait Saalfrank was presented with an award by the coaching staff for becoming the program's all-time dig leader in last weekend's match against Albright.

In the first set, the Gators put together a 6-1 spurt to take an early 8-6 lead. Gwynedd stayed close throughout but could only get as close as 19-17 off a block from Mosser and Layne Morgan before Notre Dame was able to cement the 25-20 win.

The second set featured scoring stretches by both teams to tilt the lead back and forth. A kill from Kaylee Craig put GMercyU up 10-8 before the Gators scored seven points in a row. Now down 17-12, it was the Griffins' turn to rally, as a 5-0 run capped off with a kill from Morgan tied things up at 17-17. However, Notre Dame produced a 8-1 stretch to go up 2-0.

Schule was on fire in the third set, notching seven of her 12 kills. Another block from Mosser and McTamey made it 10-7 and later an ace from Saalfrank upped the lead to 14-10. The Gators ran off five-straight points to force a Griffin timeout. Now tied at 22-22, Notre Dame's Kayleigh Davis recorded kills for their final three points to complete the 3-0 victory.

Davis led all attackers with 14 kills, seven of which came in the third set.

The team will host Goucher on Friday at 7 p.m. to help kick off homecoming's Red and Gold weekend.